2004 · Economisch

Antiquity

Players lead a medieval Italian-style civilization and pursue one of several victory conditions—population, trade, conquest, or city building—by selecting a patron saint that shapes scoring. Gameplay centers on managing an evolving economy and expanding cities while harvesting and transporting resources. Advanced buildings unlock new options each turn, but local land degrades as resources are used, forcing players to push farther afield for wood, grain, olives and fisheries. Different strategies demand distinct approaches to growth, movement and conflict, and the game ends when a player reaches their chosen goal or the landscape is exhausted.

Spelers: 2–4 best met 2
Speeltijd: 120–180 min
Leeftijd: 14+
Complexiteit: 4,3 / 5

7,6 op Ludoya vanaf € 97,33StedenbouwCivilisatieRasterdekkingModulair bordHexagonaal raster

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Ontwerp: Jeroen Doumen
Joris Wiersinga
Illustraties: Ynze Moedt
Publisher: Splotter Spellen

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Vastgelegde speelsessies: 71
Spelers: 2h 52m
Gemiddeld potje: 24
In collecties: 17
Op verlanglijsten: 2
Voorbesteld

7,6/10

uit 17 Ludoya-recensies

Balleflass7,0
A bit too ugly and fiddly for my taste. The only Splotter I've disliked this far as I felt it was a bit multiplayer soltaire in the start, which is something I didnt feel with TGZ, FCM or Indonesia which are three games I love.
Mestremuten4,0
Rating: 3/5 Production value: 1/4 Is the game in my collection/Love to have?: 0/1
andycted9,0
2-3 players Least interactive Splotter, maybe (up to a point, eh !), one of their best designs, even if it suffers a tiny weeny bit about replayability compared to their other titles